Superwomen and the Double Burden: Women's Experience of Change in Central and Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet UnionChris Corrin Scarlet Press, 1992 - 297 pages Over de dagelijkse realiteit van het vrouwenbestaan. |
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Page 68
... role imposed on women by cultural traditions . She writes , ' a woman can only feel herself fully well not when she ... role ' is not a new one , yet it has generally escaped definition and discussion . It relates to a perceived ...
... role imposed on women by cultural traditions . She writes , ' a woman can only feel herself fully well not when she ... role ' is not a new one , yet it has generally escaped definition and discussion . It relates to a perceived ...
Page 118
... role . It can become an effective hiding place ; an escape route from the all - pervasive forms of public authority ; internal emigration as a form of dissent . One woman friend even mentioned that it was thanks to the family being able ...
... role . It can become an effective hiding place ; an escape route from the all - pervasive forms of public authority ; internal emigration as a form of dissent . One woman friend even mentioned that it was thanks to the family being able ...
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... role in the private sphere , but to their bringing home the qualities that they had to show in the work - place , and these qualities were seen ( especially by men ) to be unfitting to the domestic sphere ( Shlapentokh , 1984 ) . The ...
... role in the private sphere , but to their bringing home the qualities that they had to show in the work - place , and these qualities were seen ( especially by men ) to be unfitting to the domestic sphere ( Shlapentokh , 1984 ) . The ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Hungary | 27 |
Czech and Slovak Federative Republic | 97 |
Copyright | |
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